The Crystal Court in downtown Minneapolis -- Some wealthier Minnesotans will pay more in taxes next year because of the new federal law.
New York Times: Federal Tax Cuts Leave States in a Bind
By BEN CASSELMAN
REBUTTAL BY
Sulzbergers Slimes and the rest of the Piranha Press continue to whine over the fact that a few wealthy Americans may end up paying slightly higher income taxes due to lower writeoff limits under Trump's tax reforms (in effect for 2018). From whence this sudden love and pity for the oh-so-evil "rich" from the Marxist media? Hmmmm?
Lost amidst all the smoke and noise of this battle between the tiny tax-cutters of the Republican't Party and the perpetual tax raisers of the Demonrat Party is the historically concealed fact that the U.S. Constitution -- a document which all politicians solemnly pledge to uphold and defend -- does not even permit a tax on labor. As hard as it may be for contemporary Americans to even imagine, it was only a single long lifetime ago, 104 years to be precise, that no American, rich, poor, or in between, paid any income tax at any level of government, at all!
Yes, it's true, Boobuss. All American workers used to keep 100% of their paychecks!
Imagine that! A fast-growing, industrialized, dynamic, innovative, economic powerhouse nation of 100,000,000 people -- with a massive and booming middle class and millions of European
